there is also the his bashing of the central park five. how do some of these athletes respond to these contradictions? >> reporter: that is a great question. i was surprised to see they did not defend that. when i spoke to mike tyson as well as herschel walker, both said they did not like that. i think herschel walker said something like, but that is just politics. that is just how politics go. barack obama was on the campaign when i was running. he did not say very nice things about me but i did not take it -- hold it against him. mike tyson sorta said the same thing. in g. him. >> is a dangerous to interpret the reaction from these few friends with whom you spoke as if that reflects a greater sentiment among black men? >> you know, i point that out in the article. all of this is

contingent on if blackman actually feel like mike tyson or darrell strawberry. what i have to say i talked to a lot of people on the ground and some of them, in the 20 to 28--year-old age group and they have also said the same thing. not everyone, obviously, but this is something that caught my attention. in fact, when i was talking to my editors i pushed back and i said that's not really a thing and still i started asking people and they said they do a enter by peers not with the conviction but how they felt the judicial system treated them in the past experiment interesting. thank you so much. appreciate you talking about this article. in moments, what we're learning about donald trump's push to keep you from seeing a movie about his life.

>> how could they do this? how could they surround with such fealty a failed former president , a most distasteful man. and now a felon. >> president biden is in california and tonight he will be joined by former president obama at a star-studded fundraising event that his campaign says is already raised a record $28 million. the headliners include george clooney, julia roberts, jimmy

kimmel, jason bateman and jack black and more. donald trump will speak tonight to support ascetic conservative event already underway in detroit. we have several reporters and analysts in place to go over these developments for you and we begin in detroit with tosha burns. welcome to you. who is donald trump trying to win over during his visit to michigan today? >> reporter: right now representative matt gaetz is on the stage behind me. the former president will be here in a couple of hours but before he speaks at this turning point conference, he will be speaking to a group of black pastors in detroit and this is part of his continued effort to try to chip away at that demographic of the democratic base. trying to win over black voters, especially black men. you just talked about some of that in the last hour. this is where he sees serious opportunity. he is also targeting young voters, and that is the bread and butter of turning point. this is an organization founded on trying to get young conservatives into the fold. and he is doing that be at

tiktok. you see them posting videos with logan paul. he's talking about a housing crisis for trying to cater to that demographic. at the same time though, this event here so far today has really been focused on the maga base the talking points that get to the heart of the trump part of the party riled up. number one is january 6. we heard steve bannon talking about that earlier today and marjorie taylor greene also had something to say. >> you don't feel that about the election? there is nothing wrong with protesting it. and there was nothing wrong with protesting the election on january 6 for and any democrat -- that's right -- and any democrat and any person from the mainstream media and anyone that wants to continue to shame us for january 6 can go to

hell. >> reporter: alex, there's been a lot of talk about 2020 but also laying the groundwork for 2024. there have been countless, baseless claims the democrats are trying to steal the election again. once again that is something that gets this audience riled up. steve bannon, and allie of the former president scheduled to turn himself into prison by july 1 because of his contempt 1 of congress charge, asked the audience here, are we at work? he received a resounding yes. he kept talking about battleground and battlefields and about victory or death. that is the rhetoric your hearing all around here and something that really speaks to a lot of the voters that have shown up here tonight. >> and it's scary. thank you for sharing all of that. tosha burns. meanwhile donald trump has 26 days until sentencing for his felony convictions and 30 days until the republican national convention but sources

tell nbc news preparations are underway in case trump is not able to attend, setting up virtual appearances if he is under house arrest. joining me now is brendan buck, former press secretary for paul ryan and msnbc political analyst, along with brittany cunningham, host of the undistracted podcast informant member of president bob obama's policing task force. you heard marjorie taylor greene at that event. now i want to play steve bannon from a short time ago. same place. here it is. >> are we at war? is this a political war to the knife? are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield in 2024? on the afternoon of january 20, we must free the 1400 patriots and must incarcerate the criminals.

>> that guy there expects to be back in the white house that donald trump wins. what is your reaction and why isn't this exactly why democrats frame a possible trump presidency as dangerous? >> remember for a few weeks after nikki haley dropped out the idea that donald trump would try to play to the independence and went back the middle? the alternate reality that so many republicans are living in. we are in the middle of a general election now. you should be appealing towards an independent base of swing voters. but the entire party is built around these nonsensical ideas, these conspiracy clearings, this french stuff. the conference he's going to be speak out is the type of thing that is so fringy you would never see a member of congress there. now the former president of the

united states is going to speak there. and it shows how completely entrenched the party is in only appealing to the base. there may be a way to win an election like that these days, i don't know. but it feels like you are writing off a huge number of people who don't like joe biden. but when you remind them of this crazy talk, it makes it uncomfortable for a lot of people to come to donald trump side. >> i went to pick up on that. do those words and the call for action, does it scare you or do you see it as an opportunity for democrats to use this against the former president, or both? >> i would say both because i see it as an opportunity for democrats to remind america just how scary it would be for this party, this president, and that platform to take root once again in the white house. look. i'm not at all surprised seeing what we are seeing and i'm certainly not surprised by saying this further entrenchment. when you have a pace that has

been told in political messages from ronald reagan to gately atwater to the bush and certainly to mr. trump that they are entitled to the privileges they have been enjoying through dominant culture, those people will see any kind of equality, any kind of justice, any kind of equity for anyone else as a direct threat. so this is why steve bannon gets on stage and says this is not a fight or even a battle. this is a war that is precisely how they are treating this and democrats should be spotlighting that at every chance they get. they are at war against everyday people who are very simply trying to keep a roof over their heads and food on their family plates and trying to make sure they can live not just in surviving ways but lead fighting lives in this country that sold us the stream. that should be the democratic message from now ad infinitum. >> there is so much unprecedented about where we are right now. here is an unprecedented question. if donald trump cannot attend

in person, what effect would that have on the convention? what while up his base even more , and what do you think it would do for people who are on the fence? >> i think the picture is an area in which this is happening. he is confined to his home. i think that alone will rile up people. it certainly, i don't think i might good to that middle to have your nominee be sentenced and not able to travel. went donald trump last week said milwaukee is a horrible city, or something to that affect, i don't think that was an accident. i think is very much aware there is either a possibility or a likelihood he will not be able to be there. it may not come to fruition but it's on his mind. i've been enough of those rooms where he is rattling around saying a bunch of nonsense, but there's usually something tied to it. something has gone into his head and he thinks that's a possibility and i think he is

trying to lay some groundwork as to why he may not be able to be there. >> does it help democrats, brittany, if trump can't attend the highest profile gop event of the presidential election cycle? can you imagine an acceptance speech from mar-a-lago? >> listen. if i'm a democratic operative i am playing video of donald trump sitting at home unable to attend his own nominating convention on constant loop. it will be on every single social media platform. it will be in every single commercial slot that i can find and afford. because i want that image out there to the american people. i want the american people to be very clear that if the supreme court and or other judicial institutions will not forbid a convicted felon from running for president, then we, the people, have to hold the

line. and to be clear, it's not just about his present circumstance. it's about all of the things that he promised to do when he gets into office because this is a person who keeps showing up in front of america as a loser. and what donald trump shows up as a loser, he vows to take vengeance on anybody who pointed and laughed at him when that happened. he has promised a revengeful cabinet. he's promised a revengeful policy platform. project 2025 is a reminder of just how vengeful not only donald trump but this entire party can be. and now is the time for democrats, and everyday people who are clued in, to remind everyone they know of that. >> britney, with printed referenced earlier, the fact that donald trump allegedly called milwaukee the host city of the rnc a horrible city, i mean, how is that going to play out? i want to say the trump campaign denies he said it and said he was saying something relative to crime, but how does that go down with wisconsin voters? >> isn't it fascinating that the so-called cover that is

operative put forth was a narrative about crime and not the actual nature of the city? that is a dog whistle for black people. milwaukee, much like baltimore, and other city that he patently insulted from the country, is a city with a large black population, a very proud black population, and he continues to go after cities and locations and regions that have black populations, black leadership. leadership of color. and these dog whistles will still continue to appeal to the base irrespective of what city he's talking about. it may have been while walking yesterday. could be my hometown of st. louis tomorrow. it could be oakland, california, the week after that . what we know to be true is that donald trump understands the dog whistles necessary for his base and so does the gop and they will keep saying those as loudly as they can no matter how they try to throw rocks and hide their hands? >> she has a point. that will appeal to his base, but does that do material damage to trump's chances in a

key swing state, which wisconsin is? >> there is no smart play here. that's why the only reason i think he would say such a thing is he's trying to lay groundwork for not showing up. wisconsin is one of the most important states he has to win. it put him in the white house eight years ago and was one of the ones that cost them four years ago. they constant problem with donald trump is that the things he shoots from the hip always undermined the politics for in some ways he actually has decent political instincts but he can't help himself by doing things like this and revealing his true character for he thinks maybe he say behind closed doors. he says all kinds of crazy stuff like this all the time. there's been comparisons to joe biden and talking about donald trump's mind going and him slipping. he's always been like

this. years ago i've been in rooms hearing him say stuff like this pick to me the bigger thing and it reminds people that is not a very stable person at a time we need strong leadership. he's not really something you can rely on. >> less than two weeks from the first debate between trump and president biden but the biden campaign plans to let trump a trumpet hope his extreme views and what you are describing, the meandering way of speaking -- they are hoping of course the trump amnesia we have talked about. can a debate do that? >> this will be a fascinating debate. you typically talk about the incumbent president not doing well on a debate because they haven't been challenged in a while and not used to having debates but the challenger usually does very well. this is a situation where both of them will face that issue. donald trump skipped all the republican primary debates and hasn't debated in years. but this is also clearly someone who is not used to being challenged. and when presumably the president pushes back on him

, seeing how he reacts to those things though she lives in a bubble or no one ever questions anything he does or says and surround himself with yes-men it will be interesting to see how he responds when he gets some digs for example when joe biden brings up that he's a convicted felon. how would you react? >> how about you, brittany? what do you expect from the debate? >> it's clear that we will see a lot of comparisons about their fitness for office, especially given both of their advanced ages. but i think it's going to be critically important for president biden to explicitly draw out the distinctions and differences between key, donald trump, and this gop party. as you said, there has been a high level of trip amnesia that we have been seeing throughout the country pico and many people are thinking, i survived him before. i can survive him again. not

fully realizing he is coming back to do even more damage. also, president biden will have to make that explicit and as plain as possible for the american people for certainly let trump be trump, but make sure to draw those lines at difference as clearly as possible so that there can be no confusion about which candidate is actually going to move us backward and which candidate at the very least can offer us stability as we work collectively to move forward. >> good point. you know what i'm waiting for the debate is for donald trump to make an issue of joe biden's agent for joe biden to go, dude, you are 78. anyway. we will see if that happens. thank you, both. good to see you. coming up we have an update on a movie that donald trump does not want you to say. i was speak with someone about that. and he will also be attending president biden's fundraiser to my pick spoiler alert. it's not george clooney. maybe next time. back in 90 seconds. oh yeah man, horsepower keeps you going, but torque gets you going. ♪ ♪ [ engine revving ]

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be at least a couple of announcements coming from the white house on issues related to migration and immigration in this country. multiple sources tell nbc news, sources family with the white house plans around this executive action that we could see this from the president as early as tuesday. what this executive action does is protect about half 1 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. currently from being deported, in particular were talking about the spouses of u.s. citizens, who have been in this country for at least 10 years. this would protect them from being deported and allow them to work in this country, as well. we knew a week or so ago when president biden announced this initiative around restricting or tightening restrictions on asylum applications in this country for people who cross the southern border illegally that there was going to be more to come. the president suggested there would be additional announcements, additional executive actions around these issues. what we expect to happen on tuesday would be the second

thing from this administration. at the same time the president made clear the immigration system is broken. the migration problem at the southern border is a crisis and that congress ultimately has the power to fix both issues and he has presented several plans over the course of his administration as options for congress to consider and to negotiate and come back with something that could pass that he could sign. >> give me a peek at tonight's big hollywood fundraiser? that will be with former president obama but do you know some of the other famous names expecting to make an appearance? >> reporter:. we note that george clooney and julia roberts are hosting the big event happening in downtown l.a. tonight jimmy kimmel, the late- night talkshow host will conduct the q&a with president biden and former president obama. this is an opportunity for the campaign to raise a ton of money. $28 million according to the campaign official i spoke to so far but anticipate that number could grow. this is money that

will go into the campaign coffers, which we know are already really robust that the biden campaign have been able fairly early on this year to raise more money than the trump campaign and began to roll out that advertising blitz we've seen in many battleground states around the country. they will continue to do that with money they generate from this event, as well as hiring more staffers and opening our campaign offices around the country. and of course we're looking to see what other celebrity show up at the event. obviously, these are people who have a lot of influence in the circles in which they run and with their fans. people on the instagram pages and following everything they have to say. it will be interesting to see how they take tonight's messaging and roll that out to the fans. >> aaron gilchrist, thank you. on the heels of that we bring in dominic patton, executive editor for deadline hollywood. and your new article you highlighted that massive $28 million hall for tonight's fundraising. it's already been brought in. how big a deal is tonight event

for the biden campaign and how might it compared to the president's last star-studded fundraiser next to where we are here in new york city? >> the radio city music hall event, by the way, alex, big fan of yours too. the radio city music hall event where we had president joe biden, president obama and president clinton on race $26 million. this is already about that and they anticipate there will be more here. this is a very big deal for the president's campaign because this is indication of fundraising capacities and an indication of the enthusiasm a lot of discussion about where the people and if there jazzed up about that trump and biden reader. it looks like that's starting to change. it looks like people are starting to lock in on this campaign and with the likes of president obama, playing the role that president clinton played for him in 2012,

starting to see the big guns come out. >> we heard aaron talk about those expected to attend. the big celebrities. george clooney and julia roberts will co-host. president obama. who else may we see? weatherby a lot of star-studded celebrities in the audience, as well? >> i think so. as you had on their display there is sheryl lee ralph from abbott elementary, or should i say dr. cheryl ralph jason bateman at the radio city music hall event. there are a number of people who will be there from behind the camera in hollywood specifically jeffrey katzenberg, the former head of dreamworks and one of the chief individuals in the presidential re-election campaign. he has been very close to president obama and president biden. he's putting a lot of stock in getting these bombs in seats, as they say. and in the peacock theater, which fits over 7000 people, those seats are full. a couple days ago it looked like there were a few left but they are now sold out this will be a jam-packed house in the

center of downtown los angeles. >> heard you are going. what are you wearing? i'm kidding. but you are going? >> i will probably wear this jacket. yes. >> you look great let's talk about the new movie, the apprentice drama depiction of donald trump's early years as a new york real estate mogul and it's getting good reviews come up but it does not always portray donald trump in a flattering light and the trump campaign threatened to sue the filmmakers. any updates on where the apprentice stands today and potential legal action? >> well, as is so often with donald trump and the trump campaign, they huff and puff but don't blow the house down. this is a threat. the threat was given a may 27th deadline and that has come and gone but the film, which debuted and has received tremendous reviews. sebastian stan playing a young donald trump. jeremy strong playing roy cohen. this is a depiction of the former president that shows where that attack, deny

strategy comes from. but it's been picked up in canada and japan and the uk and france and germany. nobody yet acted up in america. some people postulate, the new york times that an update, that it's because people are afraid of the trump blowback. i think they are afraid of trump fatigue. i think once you see what the numbers look like from this debate at the end of the month, you're going to see people on netflix and maybe peacock, owned by nbc and comcast, they may start looking at this and realizing if we can get eyeballs, we will put this on experiment i will defer to you and you will know more about hollywood than i would but when i heard this was being threatened that i might not be able to see it, if i wanted to, it made me want to see it all the more. do you think there's an element of that? it could help with pleasant -- publicity and of hollywood pitches at the right way, it could bring in the eyeballs? >> i think you are totally right. if you see a poster on the building that says the

apprentice, the movie donald trump was not what you dizzy. how many people do you think but to see that movie? i do think the apprentice, there are distribution deals being discussed. within days we could hear something or not. but remember there are two elements for a film distribution in the theater, maybe september if they can pull it off don't count out a streamer where this could reach a global audience. and that's important to remember because streamers have to fear less regulatory issues than some might feel they have is trump gets re-elected. i predict the apprentice is coming to an american screen near you soon. i just think they're trying to figure out if the audience is there. >> dominic, a pleasure. enter the fundraiser. can't wait to talk to you on what it's all about. thank you. coming up next. a chilling threat aimed at an fbi agent plus the new concerns about what just showed up off the coast of cuba.

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new concerns over an apparent rise in politically motivated attacks on law enforcement officers following the thursday arrest of a texas man who allegedly threatened an fbi agent involved with the hunter biden investigation. the suspect reportedly left messages on the agent's government-issued phone threatening to kidnap and kill him and accused him of covering up material on hunter biden's laptop and trying to steal the election for joe biden. the incident coming amid mounting fears over right-wing pledges to retaliate against democrats and the u.s. judicial system following donald trump's criminal conviction in new york. joining me now as former fbi special agent and msnbc national security analyst clint watts. what is your reaction to this arrest? knowing this agent was named in public reports how concerned are you that more law enforcement personnel will be targeted by individuals out to

avenge the baseless, conspiratorial claims of the maga movement? >> alex, it's something we definitely saw three or four years ago quite consistently and that was kind of a lull. i have a friend who was on an affidavit doing his job, signed it and has been targeted ever since. his family has been harassed and he has been pursued. and in this case it's very similar. often times very confused with a lot of conspiracy you might find on social media and the internet but just doesn't play out. we just saw the end of the hunter biden trial this week so also is odd why this would surface now. the biggest part of this is what is called mediated terrorists but camara name is demonized and used in public and transmitted to large audiences, the more likely you will get this terrorism that was show up.

what is strange about this is is targeted through law enforcement officers who can do something about it. it's really a weird way to go about threatening an fbi agent and not expect retaliation or expect an investigation for that retaliation. i expect more of it. i think it's sad but at the same time, the fbi knows how to handle this. >> let's talk about what's happening now with the was keeping a close watch on a fleet of russian warships that have docked off the coast of cuba which will soon carry out military exercises. moscow sending these vessels less than two weeks after the biden administration authorized ukraine to use u.s.-provided weapons against military targets inside russia. are these ships a genuine threat to the u.s. or are they just a display of force? >> i think it's mostly a show of force. the russian navy has had lots of struggles in the black sea that they would legitimately risk or try to provoke. the u.s. navy or any international navy, that's not reasonable.

they would be met with extreme force. i think what they are trying to do is send a signal that they are present and they can project some sort of force, and it's at a time where you look at the negotiations going on with russia and ukraine where there is talk about trying to come to a peace deal pick what the russians are trying to do is signal strength in other directions. i don't see this as a legitimate threat in any way and i think the u.s. navy could handle it if there was any threat that was out there. of >> this is interesting because in a few public statements, the pentagon said the exercise do not pose a threat to the u.s. and they're being monitored. on thursday, the u.s. sent a navy summary to guantanamo bay. why has the biden administration office public response been so tightlipped. if these ships pose no threat wasn't a nuclear powered sub there? is it something like, we see your worships and i will send this nuclear powered sub? >> i think it is just matching

one force maneuver for another. he would often see this in the south china sea. this kind of activity goes on all the time vis-@-vis china. this is an example of the u.s. demonstrating that can project force too. it also has to send a stern message. one of the things we have one from russia over the past four or five years is when they make a military maneuver, if they don't see a response, they then start to plan and back off from that. that's what we saw with the year prior to the ukraine invasion by russia. they did do a lot of military exercises and demonstrations and there wasn't really a requisite response to that. it's probably good policy to match anything you see the russians doing here? >> clint watts, to do for your voice in these things. today. princess kate makes a public return. how she looked -- fabulous -- and what we know about her health next. blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours.

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breaking news for switzerland as vice president kamala harris begins traveling back to the u.s. at the meeting with ukrainian president valletta zelensky. the meeting took place early today before they attend the summit on peace and ukraine. harrison out the u.s. would be providing over $1.5 billion in aid to support ukraine's energy sector there, address humanitarian needs, and strengthen civilian security. >> president biden and my support for the people of

ukraine is unwavering. we support ukraine not out of charity, but because the people of ukraine and their future is in our strategic interest. >> the vice president was standing in for president biden who just wrapped up the g7 and italy. more breaking news from overseas. a must anticipate a return to public life. catherine the princess of wales made her first public appearance earlier today since revealing her cancer diagnosis in march. megan fitzgerald is outside of buckingham palace with more on this. i've got to think the reaction to her long-awaited return to public life was just wonderful. people must've been so happy to see her picks >> reporter: absolutely. as we talked about before. this is one of the most highly anticipated events on the royal calendar. people are always excited but this year was different. to see the moment that the princess of wales walks out onto the

balcony, alongside her husband and her three children with the king and queen, it was quite extraordinary, especially given all that we know this family, and specifically princess catherine has been going through. and then of course i have to take you back to the moment this morning when she is inside that horse drawn carriage with her three children rolling down the mall. it was our first glimpse of seeing her since march, really, when she released the video talking about her diagnosis and the crowd just erupted with excitement. keep in mind the wind is blowing and the rain is pouring down to pick up people did not care. they were excited to be here and get that glimpse of the princess of wales this is a country that has really rallied around her and the royal family. we had an opportunity to speak with some people who are here and i want you to listen to what they had to say. >> it was utterly amazing on so many fronts. the royal family has been such a difficult time. the king.

losing the queen, for one thing. then the king, becoming king, king charles, and going through his cancer. and then of course, kate. we have all been thinking about the royal family, even in america? >> she seems like a very strong woman and just seeing her be very strong here for her people is influential and i think it was amazing seeing her here. >> reporter: an incredible day for sure. and then of course all of this comes after the palace released a photo of the princess of wales , and then she released a message she wrote to the world. i went to read for your part of what she said. she says, i making good progress but is anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days. my treatment is ongoing and will be for a few more months picture goes on to say that she is not out of the woods yet. when you think about this, and unfortunately, most of us know someone who has had cancer or some of us have already had cancer. it's a very deeply

personal time for everyone can understand the good days and the bad days, but she was out here today with the rain pouring down and looking stunning and smiling and grading the public. look. the palace was clear to say that she is coming out for this event. she may come out to other events in the summer. but she is not returning it to public facing duty. she is taking it day by day and a focus continues on making a full recovery. >> as it should be. i'm glad to see. what i'm waiting for are the pictures of prince louis and what he was doing. all of his antics. i can't wait. thank you so much. new insight from a donald trump insider. why she says you need to take him literally. that's next.

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state attorney for trump's home district of palm beach county, florida. nice to have you here in the studio. usually it's long-distance. >> great to be with you. escaping the storms us out lord of. >> i need to ask you about your trip during the commercial break but earlier in the week judge cannon struck a paragraph from jack smith superseding indictment. what questions does this new hearing raise for you? could she be setting the stage to hand trump any kind of rp debate win? >> no. i think she would like to give him a win and she was rejecting his request to dismiss everything. i can see this as a consolation prize. i had to rule against you but here is a little piece of butterscotch because i did not take you out for ice cream. in the end it's not going to matter because jack smith will bring this up again at trial, if it ever goes to trial.

we should be glad that judge cannon made these rulings because she's been slow walking this case from the beginning so i'm glad she's moving some things along. >> how weird is it, or inappropriate is it that she feels like she has to give him the butterscotch because she cannot take donald trump out for ice cream? >> it looks bad but jack smith hasn't charged donald trump documents but really judge he cannon is daring jack smith to do it. think if you want to bring the stuff up, charging with a crime and jack smith is thinking, don't tempt him with a good time because i will do it. >> what you think donald trump is pushing for that gag order to be lifted by june 27? what could he be planning to say? >> he hates it that michael cohen and stormy daniels can attack them and make fun of him and he maybe there should humiliate him and he can't anything back. is a limited gag order so he can already attack president biden and the judge but he can't attack the judge's family. i think his aim here is to go after michael cohen and stormy daniels. it frustrates him. it serves him better to have this gag order in place so that he could be a martyr. you can find race off of it to his base

because nothing motivates maga mother grievance. >> but he can't talk about them because they were witnesses in the case? that's what protects them? >> correct. he does have a point. the case is over so if you're trying to protect witnesses from intimidation, they're not witnesses anymore so let's unleash. i think judge marsh honest on him a favor. if donald trump continues to attack people involved in the process, it's going to hurt him july 11 at sentencing picks of the judge is saving trump from himself. >> we got another warning from a former member of the trump inside crew about why he should not be allowed to return to the white house. let's take a listen. >> i think you need to take him literally, but i also think -- i hate to spend my time trying to be in the mind of donald trump, but read the tea leaves a bit about priorities of things that rage and retribution will be the governing principle. >> we have heard this from several former trump staffers is this message getting through? >> i don't get is until the

generals come out and say it. that's the ad i'm waiting for. the people in charge of national security experiment you're talking about -- >> all of the above. all those folks of said this guy is unfit to be president. do not elect him to be present again. but those folks on the screen looking into the camera and say do not allow this to happen again. this is a clear and present danger to american national security. i think that could perhaps move the needle. otherwise this other stuff doesn't seem to be working. >> what you think about scotus not releasing the ruling on presidential immunity? a lot of people thought it would come out this week. the term ends the end of this month. technically on friday. it's got to come this week. or does it? is there any chance they hold it over? >> it's got to be done by the end of the term so it's coming. the longer they wait, the bigger a victory they give to trump trump wins by losing he won't get absolute presidential immunity but the longer the delay, the less of a chance jack smith and the judge can

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